Sentence examples for of two concepts from inspiring English sources

According to a report from The Truth About Cars, Toyota showed some of its dealers sketches of two concepts – an FR-S-based convertible and a compact utility vehicle – bearing the Scion badge.

This year, for instance, a haunted house called "Nightingales: Blood Prey" is a mash-up of two concepts thrown on that board: terror in a World War I trench and demonic nurses that feast on the weak and dying.

Bleuler is credited with the introduction of two concepts fundamental to the analysis of schizophrenia: autism, denoting the loss of contact with reality, frequently through indulgence in bizarre fantasy; and ambivalence, denoting the coexistence of mutually exclusive contradictions within the psyche.

The division proceeds by way of two concepts: (1) said-of and (2) present-in.

Here again, Frege uses the identity sign to help state the material equivalence of two concepts.

The proposed controller design procedure consists of two concepts: Feedback passivation and semidefinite programming.

Tricolons are a rhetorical flourish – a sonorous list of three concepts, often escalating in significance.

"In one week it's changed from one of nine concepts we're considering into something we're building," Dr. Bragdon said in an interview.

Ocean routing is one of four concepts the agency is considering for its Metropolitan Airspace Redesign Project, the most complex reconfiguration ever undertaken by the agency.

The Isagoge, in fact, is only concerned with a simple and rather mechanical treatment of five concepts that had been much used by Aristotle.

Tornado is built on top of three concepts.